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Exploring the complexity of God’s nature.

Exploring some of the fundamental differences between Buddhism and Jesus’ teachings.

How do Jesus’ teachings challenge core Hindu teachings?

The Book of Job calls us to trust God with the bigger picture.

What sets our Creation story—and our God—apart from others from around the world?

Sometimes, the best witness for Christ is simply a life lived well.

Sometimes, the best witness for Christ is simply a life lived well.

Addressing one of the biggest questions the Book of Joshua raises.

Maybe God sometimes allows trials to remind us not to stay comfortable in our sin.

Discussing one of Joshua’s final appeals to his people.

Why did God insist that the Israelites establish cities of refuge before they had finished conquering the land?

God wants to do far and above everything we could imagine, and we must take care not to confuse contentment with settling for less.

Powerful lessons from looking at the Gibeonites, the five kings, and Joshua’s bold prayer.

Our mistakes do not hinder God’s ability to make something good of a messy situation.

Have you ever been so confident after a victory that you rushed headlong into your next challenge, only to face humiliating defeat? Joshua could relate.

The events at Jericho set the framework for the rest of the Israelite’s conquest.

God doesn’t lead us through challenges arbitrarily. He has good reasons and higher purposes.

Despite his initial nervousness, Joshua ended up being a prime example of Godly leadership.

How does God prepare us for the things we never expected to be in our futures?

Abraham’s story gives crucial context to Joshua’s.

This late narrative in Exodus tells us a lot about God’s glory and our purpose.

What happens when we mess up?

What was God trying to communicate in having the Israelites build Him a physical house? And why was He so particular about the details?

All of the commandments are important, but why is the Sabbath in particular so vital to remember today?

Is God’s law just something to be obeyed? Or is there more to it?

Discussing the importance of grounding our faith in who God is, not just in what we've seen Him do.

Reviewing the easy-to-miss details and lessons of the final plague.

Exploring a passage that many people question—believers and non-believers alike.

The plagues were so much more than just acts of judgment.

We know God didn’t need Pharaoh’s permission to lead His people out of Egypt, so why did He send so many messages and signs?

Moses’ first encounter with God’s physical presence teaches us a lot about God and His profound desire for us to know and be known by Him.

God is invested in each of our identities, and He uses those unique identities in His work.

Discussing the characteristics and events that set the tone for the book of Exodus.

As we conclude this season, Back to the Altar, we close our study with a final epidode about hearing God’s call to rise from our altars of worship and embrace God's mission to the lost. Having a true encounter with God will inspire us to work for the salv

The book of Revelation predicts that there will be a crisis of worship in the last days. This week we will look at three critical worship-centered messages that must be shared with the world by a worship-centered people.

IIn this episode of inVerse, we ask tough questions about the struggle in our own hearts. The contest in our hearts is a battle for who will capture and hold our attention. What we choose to dwell on is what we choose to become. Does God have our hearts?

In this episode of inVerse, we consider the power of words, particularly of God's Word. We explore ways to receive God's Word in our hearts, to treasure it, and meditate on it in meaningful ways.

In this episode of inVerse, we examine some of the instances when Jesus withdrew to spend lengthy time in communion with God—sometimes all night in prayer. Through prayer, Jesus gained the strength and wisdom to face the wide range of needs, threats, and

In this episode of inVerse, we study the devotional practices of Jesus. Despite His busy schedule, lots of interruptions, and the heavy demands of ministry, Jesus protected unrushed time alone with His Father.

How do you worship God? Does it matter where and when you worship? Is there such a thing as true worship? In this episode of inVerse, we study one of the most powerful chapters of the Bible—John 4. Here, Jesus met the woman at the well and shared with her

When our lives have been out of control and we realize we have wandered far from God, how do we find our way back? In this episode of Back to the Altar, we explore the moment God sent the prophet Elijah to rebuild Israel’s broken altar and restore their r

In this episode of Back to the Altar, we examine how to build habits of the home and habits of the soul—routines and rythms that draw us back to God in our daily lives.

In this episode, we study profound lessons from the Old Testament sanctuary. In the sanctuary, God gave a plan for how sinners can be reconciled to Him. God designed us for worship. When we enter God’s presence, we enter a place of protection, healing, an

In the Bible, altars are symbols of a personal relationship with God, acknowledgement and worship of Him, and commemoration of encounters with Him that had a profound impact on one’s life. People memorialized God’s mighty acts by building an altar on the

What do we do when we fall into sin and feel overwhelmed by shame and guilt? Join us in studying how the altar opens up a way back to God. This week, we are studying the first altar of sacrifice that appears in Scripture. Altars are places of love, worshi

This season of inVerse is on calling people Back to the Altar is a global appeal to rebuild our rythms of worship. Through daily communion with God we’re transformed in His presence, empowered by His Spirit, and equipped to do His work. In this first epis

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Is true satisfaction possible? Let’s see what God has to say.

Paul told us to sorrow with hope. What did he mean? Does it change anything?

What does it mean to yoke up with Christ? And what does that have to do with stress and true rest?